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I don’t want firewall-config to turn into gufw, but firewall-config could benefit from having a friendly “things are turned on and working” notification. It could be what “Connected” down in the left corner is supposed to mean, but that is not clear.
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Please have a look at firewall-config in version 0.4.2. It is handling this a bit different now and also uses an overlay to show that there is no connection to firewalld.
I’m looking at 0.4.3.3 now. It now says “Connection to firewalld established.” That is better than “Connected”. However, what I was looking for was more “Firewall enabled”; something to indicate that things are working. Like gufw’s green shield.
I think that what I was looking for is a simple “Firewall is ON” indicator, and maybe even a summary like “Blocking all incoming connections by default, with exceptions from FedoraWorkstation zone rules.” If there is only a handful of services allowed, then maybe “Blocking all connections except mdns, ssh, and vnc-server.” My workstations and servers alike only have like two–three allowed services per machine, so a status message and summary would be useful in my scenarios. I only ever open firewall-config to double check what service I’ve allowed and to verify that the firewall is turned on.
I don’t want firewall-config to turn into gufw, but firewall-config could benefit from having a friendly “things are turned on and working” notification. It could be what “Connected” down in the left corner is supposed to mean, but that is not clear.
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